Birth Anniversary: Integrity Group Congratulates Deaconess Oborevwori

By Daniel Dafe

The wife of the Delta State governor, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori has been praised for using her pet project – You Matter Charity Foundation in making life more meaningful for vulnerable people, especially children with autism

In a congratulatory message signed by the Convener of the group also known as More Agenda Ambassadors and You Matter Charity Foundation Ambassadors, Dr. Oke Idawene, added: “The name of the First Lady’s pet project reminds every Deltan that everyone is equal before God, our creator, as enshrined in the Holy Bible,” saying that the “Foundation unveiled her as a detribalized mother of the state, and uniquely shows her uncommon humility, meekness and uniquely humble expression of humanity with the fear of God.”

The statement continued: “The Integrity Group of Delta State felicitates with Her Excellency, the Wife of Delta State Governor, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori on this auspicious occasion of her birth anniversary.

“As a humanist and lover of children and women, irrespective of their colour, tribe and religion, you have through your ‘You Matter Charity Foundation’ given hope and a brighter future to those around you and in the state within the past seven months in office as Delta First Lady, and counting.

“As a major stakeholder and co-labourer in the MORE agenda with your husband and governor, you have done well and Deltans are excited with you and your pet project.

“We celebrate you today and always.”

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The group prayed: “May your tenure as Delta First Lady be extremely remarkable, full of pleasant surprises and God blessings.

“May God Almighty continue to grant you good health, longevity, more strength to fire yoke breaking prayers that would upscale our spiritual upliftment, bless each and every Deltan, and above all, May God protect and bless you and the entire first family, in Jesus Name.”

Meanwhile, earlier today, the group converged in a place in Udu led by Dr. Idawene, where they sang happy birthday songs, eulogized and wished the first lady well as she clocked 54.